Fuel Filter

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jeff1954
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Fuel Filter

Postby jeff1954 » Mon Aug 29, 2011 9:05 am

Hi Folks

Has anyone changed the fuel filter on a 2.7D.

Jeff

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Re: Fuel Filter

Postby jeff1954 » Sun Sep 11, 2011 8:42 am

To reply to my own post.

I`ve changed the said filter and it is a very simple job I didn`t even need to bleed it so if anyones thinking of changing one go ahead.

Jeff.

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Re: Fuel Filter

Postby barrywi » Mon Sep 12, 2011 9:23 am

Could you let us know the process please as I may do the same as you. Most service things can be accessed from the top of the engine I think once the plastic cover is lifted .

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Re: Fuel Filter

Postby jeff1954 » Fri Sep 16, 2011 8:27 am

Hi Barry.

The filter change that I did was on a S type which is situated in the right hand side of the engine bay Its not under the cover.
The way I did it was take the fuel filler cap off and back on again just in case there was any pressure in the system then remove the 4 pipes going on to the filter by just squeezing the the connectors at the sides then there is a plastic clip that lets you pull the filter up and out of its bracket (make a mental note of which way the 4 pipes are facing for when you put the filter back into the bracket). What I did then was turn on the ignition till the gurgeling noise stopped then fired her up.

PS A little bit of fuel came out of one of the pipes but this was cought by a rag that I put under the filter.
Hope this is helpfull to you.

Jeff.

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Re: Fuel Filter

Postby barrywi » Fri Sep 16, 2011 12:02 pm

Thanks Jeff, I can see now how easy it is to do.


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